Healthcare organisations need to measure and understand the quality of services they provide: CaseCapture provides a platform to understand this in real-time, with modern tools and intuitive dashboards.
CaseCapture allows healthcare providers to understand their performance in granular detail, and powers high-profile national audits in the NHS and globally.
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“Our work is about ensuring women receive the right care in the right place from the right people. By capturing the data, we can show the effect of our improvements. We haven’t had the data about those women who are less sick previously. We can track what makes a difference, and the impact on morbidity rather than just looking at deaths. We can now create a detailed view of women we are worried who might deteriorate, right through to those in critical care.”
A better understanding of what happens to women who deteriorate during childbirth, and their care needs, is emerging in Yorkshire and the Humber’s MEaCC audit. All 17 maternity units across the region are using CaseCapture to assess a new model for enhanced maternal and critical care. Findings, which are helping to identify unwell women, and provide new insights on outcomes and care resources, could lead to safer services nationally.
The National Early Inflammatory Arthritis Audit aims to help improve the care for people living with inflammatory arthritis across England and Wales. The British Society for Rheumatology used CaseCapture to help to recruit thousands of patients and examine variation in care.
“Mortality has reduced from nearly 12% to around 9%. Just the audit existing has focussed minds. We are much safer than we were when we first started the audit.”
The team behind CaseCapture has delivered a critical data collection platform for the Royal College of Anaesthetists. This platform was for the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit, commissioned following evidence of high incidence of death and a wide variation in the provision of care and mortality, for patients undergoing laparotomy in hospitals across England and Wales. The NELA audit has generated significant improvements in outcomes and has saved millions of pounds. Additional audits are also delivering impact.
“We had a lot of fundamental questions about cystic fibrosis that were going unanswered because it costs too much to run a trial to solve, whereas a registry based clinical trial costs about a 10th as much as a normal study.”
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